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PTSD: The Ride

PTSD: The Ride

by Manya Chylinski | Jun 30, 2020 | Post-Traumatic Stress, Resiliency, Self-efficacy, Trauma

No one tells you you’re anywhere near the ride, even when it looms ahead, cloaked in invisibility; or is just around a corner, hidden behind the fresh spring leaves on a giant oak that blocks your view of everything, even the soft blue sky. You may not know you...
Some thoughts about disaster

Some thoughts about disaster

by Manya Chylinski | Mar 16, 2020 | Community, Community Resiliency, Disaster, Friends, Gratitude, Mental health, Public health, Trauma

Saturday morning I was walking to Target. If I have to self-isolate, I need bubble bath! The streets were empty, like a summer Sunday morning when school is out and everyone in my neighborhood is away, or just after a big blizzard when I’m somehow one of the first to...
Women Experience Trauma Uniquely

Women Experience Trauma Uniquely

by Manya Chylinski | Mar 8, 2020 | Post-Traumatic Stress, Trauma

Trauma is universal. Any person, young or old, rich or poor, man or woman, any nationality, religion, and socio-economic status can experience trauma. According to PTSD Alliance, in the U.S. alone an estimated 70 percent of adults have experienced a traumatic event at...
Phases of Recovery after Trauma: Victim – Survive – Thrive – Transcend

Phases of Recovery after Trauma: Victim – Survive – Thrive – Transcend

by Manya Chylinski | Mar 2, 2020 | Mental health, Post-Traumatic Stress, Resiliency, Trauma

You don’t just recover after trauma. Although the traumatic event may have been a one-time event or last for years, the recovery is a journey, with stages—stepping stones, small victories—along the way. Understanding that this is a process can keep you from being too...
Self-Compassion After Trauma—Society is Hard Enough on You

Self-Compassion After Trauma—Society is Hard Enough on You

by Manya Chylinski | Feb 27, 2020 | Compassion, Stress, Trauma

What Really Is Compassion Compassion is defined as a feeling of deep sympathy and sorrow for another who is stricken by misfortune, accompanied by a strong desire to alleviate the suffering. When we consider it a bit more deeply, what it’s really describing is...
The Story of Violence – from those who’ve experienced it

The Story of Violence – from those who’ve experienced it

by Manya Chylinski | Feb 25, 2020 | Storytelling, Trauma

Trauma stories are told in as many ways as there are traumatic experiences. Even within the same traumatic event, among people who were standing right next to each other, survivors have completely different stories to tell. Just as we are each multi-faceted, so are...
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